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The Dress Rehearsal
Posted by gee4213 in Pre-Season
Alex Smith, Andy Dalton, Chris Smith, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Cooper Kupp, Freddie Martino, Gerald McCoy, Hard Knocks, Jacksonville Jaguars, Jameis Winston, Jared Goff, Joe Mixon, John Ross, Kansas City Chiefs, LA Rams, Marquis Flowers, Marvin Lewis, New England Patriots, NFL, Riley Bullogh, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Sean Mannion, Sean McVay, Shawn Williams, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Vontaze Burfict
The third pre-season game is usually seen as the dress rehearsal for a team, but even then there is no set formula on who plays as the coaches are most interested in preparing for the season whilst minimising the risk to their starters. You can also see rookies and other players stepping up so they can get reps with the starters against other quality players to get a better evaluation. This complicates what we can interpret from the outside, which is why it is important not to put too much stock in what you see in pre-season, but for those involved the football is important despite what some might tell you.
With all of the fourth pre-season games taking place on Thursday night, a logistical challenge is facing the teams as for the first time they are cutting from ninety without a cut down to seventy-five before tonight's games, although many teams have already started to make some cuts. There is also a challenge for the Hard Knocks crew as they prepare everything for next Tuesday's episode with a more compressed time frame. Sadly being in the UK I won't get to see episode four of Hard Knocks before the week four games start tonight, so I'll have to run through the week three games without the extra insight of the behind the scenes footage of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers who played the Cleveland Browns in their third pre-season game.
A number of players were held out or played limited snaps, so Jameis Winston was working without his full complement of options in the offence, and this did show. He floated a pass at a tight end that was intercepted, although he also escaped pressure and made a good pass to Freddie Martino later in the game, but it was rookie receiver Chris Goodwin who finished with most yards of any receiver. I think with a full complement of starters the Buccaneers will have an offence going in the right direction so we shouldn't take too much from this game, but Winston will need to limit his interceptions. No one wants to lose their starting quarterback, and there are not enough quality starters floating around for teams to have a really good backup, but the Bucs might be concerned with the way Ryan Fitzpatrick has turned the ball over so far and they will be hoping that if he does get called upon in meaningful games that he reproduces some of his form from his 2015 season with the New York Jets and not what he has displayed so far.
As for the defence, they gave up some worrying plays to a Browns team that I think are going to cause some trouble for teams this season. You are always going to miss a player of Gerald McCoy's ability, but he should be back for the regular season after being held out of this game with an injury, still there were not a lot of players that stood out to me. Part of that is due to not having coaching tape yet. This always makes it hard to truly see what is going on, you just can't evaluate a secondary without the all twenty-two view, and the end zone view is brilliant for seeing how the front seven line up and play. Still, I did notice that Riley Bullough, a player I have mentioned multiple times this pre-season having been a player highlighted on Hard Knocks, did not get into the game on defence until the last drive on defence, and so whilst I did see him on special teams, he will be desperate to put up good tape tonight to try to catch on to a team, be it the Buccaneers or somebody else who has liked what they have seen.
For the Cincinnati Bengals, who took on Washington in their third warm up game, it has been a pre-season of questions rather than answers. Still, it was good to see John Ross get on the field, even if he didn't make a catch, he demonstrated his speed on an end around run, and it will take a couple of weeks to shake of the rust as he makes his way back from a shoulder injury. I was also not expecting to see Andy Dalton over throwing the fastest man in combine history on a deep ball! It was much better to see the first team score a touchdown, and whilst the Bengals' young tackles still had their problems, the offence functioned and has the potential to come alive if things break right for them during the season and the young players bed in.
The defence will be looking to make do round Shawn Williams injury, and he will be missed at safety, but the pass rush still looks good with defensive end Chris Smith catching the eye in every game and looks to be a potential bargain given the conditional pick the Bengals gave up to the Jacksonville Jaguars to get him. The young linebacker group got even younger with the trade of special teams stalwart Marquis Flowers to the New England Patriots and they will be without Vontaze Burfict for three games after his appeal against suspension was not successful. I can see why Marvin Lewis and the Bengals will be upset given their reasoning about the Kansas City Chiefs player being hit with a shoulder within five yards of the line of scrimmage, the player being in line with the target of a pump fake, and the ball being in Alex Smith's hands, but Burfict has a history that precedes him and clearly is not being given the benefit of the doubt.
There's a lot of questions about the Bengals, but at least they look to have made it to the start of the season relatively healthy and I still think they will do better than many have predicted, even if I'm not going to guarantee a playoff berth. I will say, I'm still deeply uncomfortable every time Mixon takes the field and I find it hard to see how I will ever resolve that pick.
Finally, having spoken about the hope I saw for the LA Rams offence on our last podcast, Jared Goff did not play well against the LA Chargers. More worrying for him will be the fact that the offence is designed well and seemed to run better with Sean Mannion as their quarterback. Whether Goff's struggles can be partly put down to rookie receiver Cooper Kupp being withheld from the game due to a minor groin pull I don't know, but the Rams third game did not go as well as their second, and it would surprise no one if the Rams had another rocky season. Still, I do see some signs of hope, I'm just unsure whether Goff can, or will be given the time to, become a franchise quarterback. It is also too early to tell how Sean McVay will do as a head coach, but I have a feeling he will turn out well given time, but that doesn't necessarily mean things will work out for him in LA.
One last thing before the final pre-season games start last night. I stated on our last podcast that if you were going to watch pre-season games, that week three were the ones to watch as that was when the starters would play most. And I stand by that. But for those of us who have the disease as Ross Tucker puts it, these final games will be fascinating as the players we have never heard off, are playing for a chance to catch onto a roster, or practise squad. They just want to make the team and no one should question their efforts, and I intend to honour it by watching all three teams I have been following.
Still, next week the season starts.
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그가 성공할 희망은 거의 없다.
I hear she is a good cook.
그녀는 요리를 잘 한다고 합니다.
She has an aptitude for music.
I saw the color drain from her face.
그녀의 얼굴에서 핏기가 가시는 것을 보았다.
She has a good color on her face.
He and I seem to live in very different worlds.
그는 나와 다른 세계에 사는 사람 같다.
He had always loved sports, even though he wasn't a natural athlete.
그는 비록 운동에 재능은 없었지만 운동을 무척 좋아했다.
He has known both the bitter and the sweet.
그는 산전 수전 다 겪은 사람이다.
He is as cool as a cucumber.
He went to Canada the year before last and has not written to me since that time.
그는 재작년에 캐나다에 갔는데 그 후로 소식이 없다.
He seems an honest man.
He plays the piano very well, too.
그는 피아노도 매우 잘 연주한다.
He always points out my mistakes.
그는 항상 나를 실수를 지적한다.
I have known him from a child.
그를 어릴때 부터 알고 있다.
I could not think of asking his pardon.
그에게 용서를 빌다니 내게는 생각도 못할 일이다.


To behave well with neighbors is an integral part of belief in God, which if practiced may help reduce sectarian friction among Muslims, at least.
It was the second day of my arrival at the English capital. The previous day was fully absorbed in walking across the streets of London, gazing at Queen's guards and palaces.
The sights of Westminster and Leicester lingered on the back of the mind. I had got an average idea of urban London: it is rich and poor, young and old, ancient and modern. Now it was time to explore the suburbs, parks, and gardens.
I gathered all the determination I could and set out for a walk which lasted more than 15kms and gave me a firsthand experience of London suburbs. Winter was in full form, unforgiving and intolerant. But I was ruthlessly determined to discover what was in store for me that day on the untrodden path. And little did I know what waited for me that fateful morning.
To add to the cold, little drops of rain fell now and then. It was around 10 in the morning. The walk, which began from Cricklewood, took me to new roads, streets, and suburbs, including Mapesbury Rd and Christchurch Ave. Finally when I reached the Brondesbury Park, a banner caught my attention: 'Help the environment, by sharing cars with family and friends'.
Intrigued by the eco-friendly message, I inched a few steps closer. The signboard read, 'Imam Khoei Islamic center'. My curiosity was further aroused to have found this in London and I could not stop from walking closer.
A fifty-something man, who seemed to be the caretaker, greeted me. By then I understood the structure and texture of the building I had stepped into. It was a masjid run by the mourners of the Kerbala catastrophe. 'Am just a visitor, but not here to pray,' I hurriedly clarified intending not to cause any misunderstanding.
'I am sorry but I didn't hear that,' the man replied, ignoring my apology. 'Brother, we are children of Adam and Eve. Shia-Sunni conflicts are for the politicians. We need not be hostile to each other,' he reassured.
He welcomed me to the Masjid and showed around the place, inviting me to photograph anything I wanted. A relic from the Holy Ka'aba in Makkah hung on the wall. The walls and roof were well decorated in stunning Persian architecture.
'Our only problem is that we love the Ahl Bayt (Descendants of the Holy Prophet) more,' he said, while offering me a bottle of water as well as a box of well-cooked rice, prepared at the center, mixed with Arabian curry and a sweet dish in a corner.
'This is the month of the birthday of Lady Fatima, the daughter of Rasoolullah. We prepare this 5 day a week for those, who attend this masjid,' he elaborated. Tired and frozen, I could not resist his hospitality, especially the warmth of the cooked rice.
I too did not leave him empty handed. In return, I gave him handful of dates and almonds, which my wife had carefully packed for my solo trip. 'I am from the state of Kerala in India. And we love the Ahl Bayt even more,' I eagerly responded. Our brief encounter did not afford me the time to elaborately acquaint him with the legacy and leadership members of Ahl Bayt enjoys in the political and spiritual heartland of present-day mainstream Kerala. Moreover, Ahl Bayt figures chiefly in the semi-religious eulogy literature of traditional Malabar, crafted in Arabi-Malayalam script.
As I exited the compound, I saw another banner on the fence. It reminded the worshipers to be mindful of the rights of neighbors, including reducing noise, avoid littering as well as refrain from beeping the horn.
'One who does not behave well with the neighbors is not one of us,' a quote from the saintly scholar, Jafar Al Sadiq.
This is all that a human needs to do today: To cause zero disturbances for his or her neighbors – at individual, community, and national levels.
We have somehow confused spirituality for identity politics. Worshipping the Lord does not have to mean intimidating His creations, be they of any faith denomination, or no faith at all. Muslims have to be not only environment-friendly, but neighborhood-compliant as well. A lesson so badly missing from the present-day paranoid pulpit's theatrical talks.
This is the sum total of the life of Holy Prophet. His family illustrated the same with immense suffering, patience, and sacrifice. Hence, they became the darling of millions, of humans and angels.
I continued my walk in the cold – this time with the warmth of the 'Fatimi' morsel.
Mujeeb Jaihoon is a UAE-based writer, orator, and wanderer of Indian origin. His published books include, The Cool Breeze From Hind, a spiritual travelogue across Muslim Kerala and Mission Nizamuddin, acclaimed as the world's first Twitter-based micro travelogues across North India. He has journeyed to remote areas of Western China, Uzbekistan, Georgia, Egypt, Jordan, and Palestine, besides the Arabian Gulf countries. His blog could be reached on http://www.jaihoon.com.
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Human resources (HR) consultant by a limited liability company
Published by Dan at January 7, 2022
You have been contracted as a human resources (HR) consultant by a limited liability company (LLC) in Wilmington, Delaware, to solve their internal issues. This U.S. LLC is a branch of a Singaporean software solutions provider with 140 employees and $1M in revenue per year. The chief executive officer (CEO) of the Singaporean organization wants to open new markets in the United States, gain access to new customers, diversify risk, leverage resources, and increase profits. To meet these goals, the CEO tasked a vice president (VP) to establish and take charge of the U.S. LLC.
Unfortunately, the VP's efforts to replicate the parent organization's standard operating procedures (SOP) while creating a unified culture across both units have been unsuccessful. The CEO's vision of expanding to the U.S. market remains unfulfilled. Team members of the call center in Wilmington, Delaware, and the sales and marketing divisions of the company are unhappy about receiving conflicting feedback from the VP and the management team. Also, communication issues between U.S. and Singaporean employees are resulting in low employee morale at the U.S. branch, as indicated by the Employee Engagement Survey and exit interviews. The VP has asked you to produce a plan that can solve the conflicts in the organization. Before you start, you want to inform the VP about potential reasons why an organization fails to change and suggest ways to avoid them.
Write an email to inform the VP about some reasons for failure to change, which may influence the change readiness of the employees at the U.S. branch. Consider organization data and research material to identify reasons that are relevant for the U.S. branch of the organization.
Specifically, you must address the following criteria:
Identify the most prevalent reasons for failure to change.
Describe two reasons in detail.
Cite appropriate resources from your reading to justify your answer.
Describe two consequences of failure that can affect the U.S. branch.
Consider the organization data in the form of Leaders' Self-Evaluations, Employee Engagement Surveys, and Exit Interviews.
Which data points indicate resistance to change?
Which data points indicate readiness to change?
Describe one professionally researched best practice to avoid failure to change.
What are the different ways of dealing with change resistance?
Which is the best method to avoid organizational change failure?
Frank Jackson's 'Epiphenomenal Qualia' challenges the basic principles of physicalism through the examples of fictional characters named Mary and Fred. Jackson concludes that there are indeed non-physical qualities to experience. In reaching that conclusion, Jackson relies on the Knowledge Argument. The Knowledge Argument, a major component of explaining qualia, provides that complete physical knowledge regarding a conscious being could lack knowledge about "what it's like" to experience that being. Knowledge of the physical, such as the mechanisms of the brain and the kinds of mental states that exist, does not include comprehensive details of smelling a rose, or, put in the "what it's like" framework, which is used to support the Knowledge Argument, what it's like to smell a rose. That is, physical information does not "capture the smell of a rose" (Jackson). Relying on purely physical information is failing to acknowledge that more information can be learned because the information cannot be conceptualized and manifested in terms that most scientific physical information is presented. We know "what it's like" but cannot accurately and comprehensively describe it in physical terms. Jackson effectively utilizes the example of Mary to create an anti-physicalist, pro-qualia argument. Mary is a neuroscientist who has studied the extended neurophysiology of vision in a black and white room for her entire life. She learns that material on a black and white television screen. She knows the exact wavelength combinations and mechanisms involved in seeing that "the sky is blue" – highly complex scientific information – and claims she knows the same for experiencing the color red. The debate arises when Mary finally leaves the black and white room and actually experiences seeing red for the first time. Will Mary learn something new when sees the color red? The obvious assumption is that Mary will learn something new about the world when she has the experience of seeing the color red. Jackson's argument is essentially that Mary has all the physical information regarding color vision before she leaves the black and white room, but she nevertheless lacks important information about color vision. Because of this, it can be argued that not all information is physical. Mary learns "what it is like" to see red. Thus, Jackson is partially basing his argument on the "What it is Like to Be" approach, an argument also supported by Thomas Nagel.>

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More must be done to identify medical problems before they become medical emergencies. Arriving changes in medical care reimbursement place great importance on preventing hospital readmissions for chronic conditions. More than ever, health care providers need to stay connected to their patients' status over and above what can achieved with scheduled office visits.
Continuous Health Monitoring can provide the technologies and services to meet these demands. Fortunately, these needs come at a time when innovators are delivering the tools required to do so successfully, and in a cost-effective manner.
In particular, today's smartphones and tablet computers offer a promising and affordable delivery option. The intuitive interface allows for user-friendly interactions with both the patient and provider. Robust processing power can easily manage communication requirements and power helpful analytics and analysis. Their persistent data connections and mobile form-factor means the patient never has to leave their monitoring environment.
An ever expanding array of health monitoring devices are being approved by the FDA. Many now employ the Bluetooth Smart standard, allowing them to be smaller and mobile-friendly, and powered sometimes for months on a single watch battery. By transmitting data wirelessly to the available smartphone or tablet computer, they allow for a truly seamless and unobtrusive experience.
Continuous Health Monitoring must be provided in a manner than guarantees patient privacy. Unlike browser applications coupled with cloud-based databases, applications developed using the device's native framework can offer these services without transmission of patient identifying information.


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Are you are looking for a way to unblock Sling TV in Sudan? Great, you have landed in the right place. In this article, we are highlighting three best ways how to watch Sling TV in Sudan. Moreover, you will find out what is Sling and why it is not working in Sudan. Also, you will learn how to connect to the US proxy server for Sling TV and get American IP, so you can access Sling outside the US.
What is American Sling TV?
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Aj, Carmela! (tytuł oryg. ¡Ay, Carmela!) – hiszpańsko-włoski film obyczajowy, dramat wojenny z 1990 roku w reżyserii Carlosa Saury, podejmujący tematykę wojny domowej w Hiszpanii. Scenariusz autorstwa C. Saury i Rafaela Azcony powstał na podstawie sztuki José Sanchísa Sinisterry. Tytuł filmu nawiązuje do pieśni wojskowej śpiewanej przez żołnierzy sił republikańskich w czasie hiszpańskiej wojny domowej (rozgrywającej się w latach 1936–1939).

Opis fabuły
Akcja filmu rozgrywa się w 1938 roku, w Hiszpanii trwa wojna domowa. Głównymi bohaterami są wędrowni artyści – Paulino (w tej roli Andres Pajares) i Carmela (Carmen Maura). Grywają oni w spektaklach przygotowywanych z myślą o żołnierzach republikańskich walczących na pierwszej linii frontu aragońskiego.

Wędrowny tryb życia nie służy jednak tym artystom. Pragną oni powrócić do rodzinnego miasta – Walencji. W czasie drogi, podczas której się gubią, mają jeszcze jednego towarzysza – Gustavete, bezdomnego chłopca. Wkrótce zostają aresztowani i trafiają do obozu jenieckiego z Polakami z Brygad Międzynarodowych. Tam Carmela zaprzyjaźnia się z polskim oficerem, co nie podoba się Paulino.

Po pewnym czasie poznają Ripamonte, włoskiego oficera. Jego pasją jest teatr. Ma aspirację przygotować popisowy spektakl ku czci generała Franco, proponuje więc współpracę napotkanym w tych dramatycznych okolicznościach artystom. Ci z kolei muszą przyjąć tę ofertę, ponieważ zdają sobie sprawę, że grozi im egzekucja.

Główne role
 Carmen Maura jako Carmela
 Andres Pajares jako Paulino
 Gabino Diego jako Gustavete
 Maurizio de Razza jako Ripamonte
 Jose Sancho jako Kapitan
 Mario de Candia jako Bruno
 Miguel Angel Rellan
 Edward Żentara jako polski oficer

Nagrody i wyróżnienia
 1990: nominacja do Felixa dla Andrésa Vincente'a Gómeza w kategorii "Najlepszy europejski film roku"
 1990: nominacja do Felixa dla Gabina Diega w kategorii "Najlepszy europejski drugoplanowy aktor roku"
 1990: Felix dla Carmen Maury w kategorii "Najlepsza europejska aktorka roku"

Informacje dodatkowe
 Film realizowano w Hiszpanii w następujących miejscowościach: Madryt, Boadilla del Monte, Talamanca del Jarama, El Cubillo de Uceda.

Linki zewnętrzne

Filmy o hiszpańskiej wojnie domowej
Filmy w reżyserii Carlosa Saury
Filmy wyróżnione nagrodą Goya dla najlepszego filmu hiszpańskiego
Hiszpańskie dramaty filmowe
Hiszpańskie filmy obyczajowe
Hiszpańskie filmy wojenne
Hiszpańskie filmy z 1990 roku
Włoskie filmy wojenne

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Thread: What Software do you guys use to design Parts and Builds?
What Software do you guys use to design Parts and Builds?Or do you do it all just out of your head?
I am not sure about you guys but till this point i have always Modded a build as i went.I looked at the build and started Chopping or whatever seemed right.Now i am trying to move to the next level of making everything from scratch (Including the tools) and really dont know what software would be good for it.Allot of software is very complicated and the only one i really have used at all is pretty funny but does actually work and that is Google's free Sketch up.
What Software do you use if any?
And what difficulty to learn for a beginner is it?
Thanks guys,Very interested to see the feedback on this Thread.
Use Google's Sketchup. There's plenty of resources for it online already, it is Google after all. That's your best bet.
Personally I draw mine by hand most of the time. I might punch it up in GIMP a little bit or something. But one of these days Ill start using Sketchup as well.
the only one i really have used at all is pretty funny but does actually work and that is Google's free Sketch up.
For me, the best software to use in designing or building something on pc is the google sketch up. It is a free tool from google to design objects in 3D. There are also plenty of resources online that you may use.
Man builds his own tumbler from scratch.


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Q: Why does the Python linecache affect the traceback module but not regular tracebacks? Consider the following Python program:
code = """
def test():
    1/0
"""

filename = "<test>"

c = compile(code, filename, 'exec')
exec(c)

import linecache

linecache.cache[filename] = (len(code), None, code.splitlines(keepends=True), filename)

import traceback

print("Traceback from the traceback module:")
print()
try:
    test()
except:
    traceback.print_exc()

print()
print("Regular traceback:")
print()

test()

I am dynamically defining a function that raises an exception and adding it to the linecache. The output of the code is
Traceback from the traceback module:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "test.py", line 20, in <module>
    test()
  File "<test>", line 3, in test
    1/0
ZeroDivisionError: division by zero

Regular traceback:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "test.py", line 28, in <module>
    test()
  File "<test>", line 3, in test
ZeroDivisionError: division by zero

If I then get a traceback from that function using the traceback module, the line of code from the function is shown (the 1/0 part of the first traceback). But if I just let the code raise an exception and get the regular traceback from the interpreter, it doesn't show the code.
Why doesn't the regular interpreter traceback use the linecache? Is there a way to make the code appear in regular tracebacks?

A: The default sys.excepthook uses a separate, C-level implementation of traceback printing, not the traceback module. (Perhaps this is so it still works even if the system is too borked to use traceback.py.) The C implementation doesn't try to use linecache. You can see the code it uses to retrieve source lines in _Py_DisplaySourceLine.
If you want tracebacks to use the traceback module's implementation, you could replace sys.excepthook with traceback.print_exception:
import sys
import traceback
sys.excepthook = traceback.print_exception

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New York MapSite features maps of New York cities, towns and smaller places. A number of maps exist for each destination. This page lists the maps available for Syracuse, New York.
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Whitewright High School is a public high school located in Whitewright, Texas, United States. It is part of the Whitewright Independent School District located in the southeast corner of Grayson County and classified as a 2A school by the University Interscholastic League (UIL). In 2015, the school was rated "Met Standard" by the Texas Education Agency.

Athletics
The Whitewright Tigers compete in these sports -

Baseball
Basketball
Cross Country
Football
Golf
Powerlifting
Softball
Tennis
Track and Field
Volleyball
Cheerleading
Marching Band

State Finalists
Boys Basketball -
1975(1A), 1977(1A)

References

External links

Schools in Grayson County, Texas
Public high schools in Texas


From the Star Ledger: AshBritt steps up lobbying spending in nation's capital .
Why Is Counterfeiting Even Illegal Anymore?
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Small Cuts To Food Stamps Add Up To Big Pains For Many Recipients
By Richard Gonzales
The farm bill proposes a $1 billion cut to food stamps, which would affect nearly 850,000 struggling families who already depend on food banks like the Alameda County Community Food Bank in Oakland, Calif.
In a rare display of bipartisanship, the House of Representatives Wednesday approved a massive five-year farm bill that costs nearly half a trillion dollars.
The bill includes some reductions to food stamps, known as the Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program, to the tune of nearly $1 billion a year. It's far less than what many Republicans had wanted. But the cuts are large enough to worry some Democrats and many food stamp recipients.
If it passes, the farm bill will reduce these SNAP benefits for 850,000 households across the country, more than a third of which are in California, costing them about $90 a month.
The cuts will come from closing a loophole used in 16 states and Washington, D.C. known as "heat and eat." Recipients get a token amount of federal heating help that they can turn into additional food stamp benefits.
Allison Pratt at the Alameda County Community Food Bank says the impact of this change to the program is real.
"This is really a layering on one cut after the other and we really are concerned about how families are going to cope with these cuts," she says.
The impact of the cuts are likely to be felt in places like the Downs Memorial United Methodist Church in North Oakland, Calif., where Wednesdays are reserved for anyone who needs a free lunch and a bag of produce.
About 250 hot lunches are served by smiling volunteers to poor, unemployed people on the margins, like Raymond Garza.
"I'm an ex-plumber, I'm actually disabled and I'm homeless," he says.
At 52, Garza is a fireplug of a man. He says when times were good, he earned $80,000 a year. But a few years back he suffered a stroke and life has never been the same.
Today he lives in a trailer. He comes to Downs Memorial because he's used up his $176 allotment in food stamps for January.
"And it's terrible. Everyday I wake up, I'm struggling to eat. I got my food stamps on the 10th. Today's the 29th. I got another 10 days before I can go buy some food again," says Garza.
The ex-plumber saw his benefits cut back in November by about $30 a month when the food stamp program was reduced nationwide by $11 billion. Now, he may face yet another cut.
Some advocates of the poor say the proposed cuts could have been worse. But a group of Democratic lawmakers say any cuts are inflicting pain on working families in favor of preserving some major subsidies to farmers.
"And if you vote for this bill you will have to look them in the eye and tell them to go without food, that they have to endure hunger because we had to give more handouts to millionaires and billionaires," says Democratic Rep. Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut.
House Republicans originally wanted to cut food stamps by $40 billion over a decade, throwing almost 4 million people out of the program. As part of the compromise, the U.S. Department of Agriculture will be barred from advertising the availability of benefits — a measure that Rep. Frank Thompson supported.
"We reform food stamps and we do so through thoughtful targeted changes ensuring that those who truly need the assistance will receive it," the Pennsylvania Republican says.
The food stamp cuts would take effect for new applicants in March, pending Senate approval. And current recipients would see the reductions phased in between the summers of 2014 and 2015.
The Senate is expected to pass the bill next week.
Richard Gonzales
Richard Gonzales is NPR's National Desk Correspondent based in San Francisco. Along with covering the daily news of region, Gonzales' reporting has included medical marijuana, gay marriage, drive-by shootings, Jerry Brown, Willie Brown, the U.S. Ninth Circuit, the California State Supreme Court and any other legal, political, or social development occurring in Northern California relevant to the rest of the country.
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As the size and scope of government grows, so do the resources allocated to public services. But how do we know that allocations are fair or reasonable? In "Failing to Figure" Mervyn Stone examines the process, including the allocation of funds to Primary Care Trusts, and finds it lacking in transparency, and even common sense.


FIFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Dele Alli after the player was caught making an obscene gesture during an England match, the world governing body announced on Friday.
Alli stuck his middle finger up during the national side's World Cup qualifier against Slovakia on Monday but said after the game the gesture had been directed at teammate Kyle Walker as a joke.
But a FIFA spokesman said the incident was being investigated.
"We can confirm that disciplinary proceedings have been opened following this incident. Please understand we cannot comment further at this stage," the spokesman said.
Pictures and video footage of Alli's gesture were widely shared on social media but England manager Gareth Southgate played down the incident.
"Kyle and Dele were mucking about and Dele's made a gesture towards Kyle," Southgate told reporters at Wembley.
Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino, speaking on Thursday, had also played it down.
Alli, 21, has had a number of run-ins with the football authorities and has faced calls to curb his fiery temperament.
He missed the Premier League title run-in in 2015-16 after punching West Bromwich Albion's Claudio Yacob and was sent off for a dangerous foul on Gent's Brecht Dejaegere during a Europa League game in February.


Context. The line-of-sight (LOS) component of the large-scale photospheric magnetic field has been observed since the 1950s, but the daily full-disk observations of the full vector magnetic field started only in 2010 using the SOLIS Vector Stokes Magnetograph (VSM) and the SDO helioseismic and magnetic imager (HMI). Traditionally, potential field extrapolations are based on the assumption that the magnetic field in the photosphere is approximately radial. The validity of this assumption has not been tested yet.
Aims. We investigate here the structure and evolution of the three components of the solar large-scale magnetic field in 2010–2017, covering the ascending to mid-declining phase of solar cycle 24, using SOLIS/VSM vector synoptic maps of the photospheric magnetic field.
Methods. We compare the observed VSM vector magnetic field to the potential vector field derived using the VSM LOS magnetic field observations as an input. The new vector field data allow us to derive the meridional inclination and the azimuth angle of the magnetic field and to investigate their solar cycle evolution and latitudinal profile of these quantities.
Results. SOLIS/VSM vector data show that the photospheric magnetic field is in general fairly non-radial. In the meridional plane the field is inclined toward the equator, reflecting the dipolar structure of the solar magnetic field. Rotationally averaged meridional inclination does not have significant solar cycle variation. While the vector radial component Br and the potential radial component BPFSSr are fairly similar, the meridional and zonal components do not agree very well. We find that SOLIS/VSM vector observations are noisy at high latitudes and suffer from the vantage point effect more than LOS observations. This is due to different noise properties in the LOS and transverse components of the magnetic field, which needs to be addressed in future studies.


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Facebook Messenger May Soon Get Dark Mode, 'Delete Message' Option on Desktop
Facebook is reportedly working on an improved Messenger app on Windows desktops. Sometimes we send a message and realize that we have sent it by mistake and do not want them to read it and start looking for a way to delete it. the app is said to be based on the Electron open-source framework, which allows developers to create cross-platform desktop apps that can run on Windows, Linux, and macOS. then the features that allow users to delete a sent message. the social network giant Facebook has started rolling out similar features to the messenger.
The app brings along a number of improvements over the current desktop app, including the addition of a Dark Mode. As can be seen in the video below, some of the other noteworthy features in the upcoming version include Drag and Drop, an option to delete messages permanently, the ability to send files, a full-screen mode, the ability to hide chats, a new icon, and updated emoticons. The new Messenger is yet to be officially available on the Microsoft Store, but one would hope that Facebook would release at least a beta version of it sooner rather than later. The app already has a functional beta program, so it will be interesting to see how long it will take for the company to roll out the new version to that channel.
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PUTRI, ELSA DWI (2016) POTENSI REDUKSI DAN PENGUMPULAN SAMPAH FASILITAS PENDIDIKAN DI KECAMATAN SEMAMPIR KOTA SURABAYA. In: Final Assignment, June 2016, DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING. Faculty of Civil Engineering and Planning.
adiwiyata, fasilitas pendidikan, reduksi, sistem pengumpulan, timbulan sampah, educational facilities, reduction, collecting system, solid waste generation.


So, limited by the towering constraints of my threadbare checking account, I like to try new technical products, especially here on the web where so much is "free" (monetarily speaking, at any rate).
So, encountering this story today, you might imagine that I was intrigued. It's new! It's so goddamn new that it's Alpha! A new low for yours truly.
Ghost is founded on the passionate belief that the Windows and Mac model of your operating system — with your precious applications and data all walled inside one physical computer — is obsolete," says Ghost's creator, Zvi Schreiber.
The Global Hosted Operating System, or Ghost, is the logical next step in a trend to move applications and files from client computers to the Internet, says Schreiber. It is a Web-hosted image of your desktop or laptop — a virtual computer that can be accessed by any client device via a Web browser.
So, of course, I signed up. Take a look at the rest of the CW story, and bop on back for my early impressions.
So, after a very brief registration process (and don't doubt it, these times are increasingly very PC [politically correct, I have to specify in the light of today's topic!] — for the second time today, I was offered the option of selecting as a password reminder my father's middle name, absolutely a first, and at two different [Ghost, and a bank!] sites in the same day!), I found myself looking at the G.ho.st desktop.
The flower actually looks clearer and crisper in this much reduced image than full size on the screen, where it's supposed to make an impression, I'm thinking, rather than be too distracting.
One early off-putter: Ghost opens up a new Firefox window, behavior I'm not thrilled with, much preferring the tabbed browsing model. And this is a totally separate entity, seemingly Flash 9, so the usual Firefox right-click context menu items are not available, and of course, moving on the desktop is a sluggish process.
Tried this; it seemed to work; but I'm supposing that the storage they refer to is additional/different from the desktop, since I couldn't seem to find them from there after I had dragged and dropped a couple of files. But, perhaps the FTP site is stand-alone?
And after I created a folder on the desktop, but it wouldn't allow me to drag a file there from windows.
So, that exhausts my patience for new stuff today. It's alpha, so the promised applications aren't there yet; looks like there's a browser to explore, Google access, etc., to be tried out at a less fatigued hour.
The concept is intriguing. We already have a lot of computer independence, thanks to the web. I can access my personal email from my PCs at the office; from my daughter's laptop in L.A., from a hotel room in Boston — anywhere I can run a browser (and remember the link!). If my ponderously snail-paced employer ever launches the capability of providing web access to corporate mail (very scary for us, believe me), then I'm even more independent.
And though I don't need the service, Google Documents & Spreadsheets provides PC-independent access to (reasonably) useful everyday software.
Finally, there are those 4GB flash memory sticks with the U3 "operating system" that in theory allows you to take your environment into any PC with a free USB port — and when you leave, you (supposedly) have left no trace of your presence on the host. Haven't proven that one.
So, is Ghost a solution in search of a problem that has already largely been solved?
Maybe we'll learn more as they head into beta (imagine them being reckless enough to allow me into an alpha!).
So, that's for today, kids. Don't try this at home (surely you have better, and more productive things to do, like seeing what's up with your Facebook account).
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Two watchmen and a friend are in police custody at Balaka Police Station in eastern Malawi for allegedly stealing computers and other items at their work place.
Head of Criminal Investigations Department for Balaka Police Station Assistant Superintendent Maxwell Divala says the suspects Lloyd Simango (33) and Jacob Foster (27) were working as watchmen at Bakhita Education Complex in the district.
Yeah, of course, thats what she said b4 leaving me strandend. Eish, man dat one its another story.
Senzani, angosenza basi. Mtundu woyipa uwu.
Cry For My Beloved District Balaka!!! Always On Net!
Actually they did not break in. I understand they had a duplicate key. of course they illegally accessed the store room and stole the items as they had no mandate to do so!
Kumangidwa, kuluza ntchito ndipo katundu munabaya a boma a landa. NOW WHAT'S YOUR BENEFIT?


Yep, there's the answer to this year's Super Garruda, "BIG UNIT JIZZBOT"—just to the left of "LULU"—in a photo posted on Flickr. We called it in, and the celebration began. We knew that 100 points was enough to catapult us into the lead, and all it would take was at least one of the top three to not find this for us to find our way to the podium. But the wait was on. And then GM Ethan Landes interrupted the Super Garruda, said some knucklehead had posted the answer on Facebook (SERIOUSLY?!), and the time was being cut short as a result. As we listened to Ethan read off the teams that called in with the correct answer, we thought we heard him read off all three teams ahead of us. Eh, fourth place would still be our best finish ever, and we'll always be able to say we got a Super Garruda, even if 18 other teams did so, too.
Even if we came up just a little short, we still showed up for the awards ceremony, like we do every year, just to see the spectacle. And then Ethan started reading off the off-campus teams. And he read our final score. "That can't be us!" we thought. And then he read our team name. Holy crap! Third place! Matt run up there with the flag in hand, grabbed our prize—a giant block of cream cheese with candy canes sticking out of it and wearing a mask,—and the celebration began. We partied late into the night to celebrate finally finding the podium. Sure, we fell short of winning, but top three is nothing to sneeze at. I mean, we never imagined we'd be able to get anywhere near the top three; not with as disorganized as our team is, and not with how many fewer people we have than the other top teams. But we finally did it, and it feels like winning to us.
I'm so proud of the way our team did more with less this year, and we can't wait to return next year!
Sorry we didn't keep you all updated this year, but we were a little busy. Our numbers were significantly reduced, and yet we're looking at our best finish ever. In fact, we were even in the lead through 100 questions! Unfortunately, we couldn't keep pace with teams fully stocked with dozens of people, but we're incredibly proud of what we accomplished this year. New members joined us for the first time, and old friends gathered around once again; old traditions were carried on, and new ones were created. And, most importantly, everyone had fun.
We're all gathering around. There are a handful of trivia virgins on hand, so Ben is explaining the rules. We'll try to keep this updated, but you can check our Facebook page for updates as well.
Just over ten hours, people! OMG!!!
We're down to only two more days until the start of this year's contest, and we're all bursting at the seams with excitement!
As concerns the blog this year, I cannot guarantee that the comments will work, and the entries will still certainly be NSFW, but we will at least try to be a kinder, gentler blog. In other words, we will try to keep our criticism of the trivia masters to a minimum (except where definitely warranted). Let's all just have fun, okay? Great!
We're Old Enough to Drive!
For those of you who have not heard the good news, Too Much Trivia in the Pants is returning to participate in the Great Midwest Trivia Contest for a sixteenth year, meaning that if our team were a person we would be old enough to drive now.
If you are a current or former member of the team (of recent vintage), you should have received your annual edition of PantsWire this morning via email. If you did not and want to know the details on this year's War Room and such, drop me an email or contact us on Facebook and I will get you that information.
See you all January 25th!


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Me: Niko, can you use your spoon please?
And as you can see, there's no spoon in sight. It's probably lying somewhere underfoot, licked clean by our live-in vacuum cleaner.
Note Niko's "camera smile" in his squinty-eyed pics. When he knows his picture is being taken he actually poses with that face. Where does he learn these things?


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Like Englewood, Bronzeville, Woodlawn gets new grocer: Jewel-Osco
Like many residents of the Woodlawn community on the South Side, Lola Gray has waited a long time to see the community come back up — 19 years, in her case.
And on Tuesday, when the city is expected to announce it has lured a new Jewel-Osco grocery store to fill the long-blighted area of 61st and Cottage Grove — further eradicating city food deserts — she'll be saying, "Hallelujah."
The 48,000-square-foot grocery with a drive-thru pharmacy is expected to open in late 2018, in an example of the kind of redevelopment radiating in close proximity to the Obama Presidential Center to be built just to the south in Jackson Park.
"I'm very excited about it. We need it. We haven't had a major grocery store chain here since I moved in, and that'll be 19 years in July," said Gray, a senior citizen, who is president of the 6500 South Rhodes Block Club.
"So I've been waiting a long time for this area to be up and coming. I didn't realize it was going to take so long, but it's turning around," she said.
The new grocery store targeted for this community, which has long suffered disinvestment, follows the arrival last fall of major grocery chains in two similar communities: Englewood, which saw the historic opening of a new Whole Foods store at 63rd and Halsted, and Bronzeville, which saw Mariano's open at Pershing Road and King Drive.
And like with its sister communities, it took an influx of public-private investments in Woodlawn in recent years to finally lure a major grocer to the food desert.
"We've invested in housing, transportation, infrastructure, street lighting, activity centers for the youth. I've always said, if we put public investments in, the private sector will see them as a major economic engine for growth," Mayor Rahm Emanuel told the Chicago Sun-Times.
"And that's what you see happening in all of these neighborhoods where we're implementing this template. The grocers do what businesses do: Evaluate, and realize that with all these things coming, there's a critical mass that works for their bottom line," Emanuel said.
As with Englewood and Bronzeville, the new grocery is expected to help lift up a community experiencing revitalization, and bring jobs.
Each store followed new business and residential development in their neighborhoods. The 74,000-square-foot Mariano's opened in October, replacing a lot vacant about a decade, and the 18,000-square-foot Whole Foods opened in September, built on land barren longer than that.
Woodlawn is a community on the rise, growing for the first time in decades, and experiencing a slight drop in crime. U.S. Census data showed Woodlawn outpacing its fancy neighbor, Hyde Park, in growth between 2010 and 2015.
Data shows young black families returning to the neighborhood that is anchored like Hyde Park by the University of Chicago, accessible to the lakefront, and offering quick transportation to the central city.
"It's just a testament to the commitment of the people, and what we're trying to do in Woodlawn. Our goal is to make Woodlawn a desirable place to live, and attract individuals who will actually take concern of their neighborhood," said Malcolm Williams, one of those new residents.
Williams, 41, who heads the Woodlawn Southeast Quadrant organization, bought a home near 66th and Stony Island two years ago.
"I've seen a major shift in the past two years, and I'm really impressed. The first year I moved over here, we had seven shootings and two murders on my block. Not in the neighborhood. On my block!" he said.
"And then the community came together with C.A.P.S., and that following summer, we had maybe one shooting. I'm very excited to be within walking distance of the new Jewel. Hopefully, it'll offer a place where the community can convene, have a cup of coffee and talk about what's going on in the neighborhood."
And a lot has been going on. Emanuel and U.S. Rep. Bobby Rush, D-Ill., on Monday announced conceptual plans to revitalize and renovate CTA's 63rd and Cottage Grove Green Line station and its surrounding area, with visual, architectural and lighting treatments.
Last week, Emanuel and U.S. Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., celebrated the ground-breaking for Woodlawn Station, a four-story, mixed-use, mixed-income housing development going up adjacent to the L station. It's being built with $30.5 million from the federal Choice Neighborhood Grant Fund that helped leverage more than $400 million in private sector investment. It's a program President Donald Trump seeks to eliminate in his budget blueprint.
And two years ago this month, Emanuel, Rush and Ald. Willie B. Cochran (20th) celebrated the opening of the MetroSquash Academic and Squash Center at 6100 S. Cottage Grove, a $7 million, 21,000 square-foot facility providing area youth with squash and wellness programming, academic tutoring and mentoring.
About a dozen new housing developments now pepper the area, including the 101-year-old, 80,000 square-foot Strand Hotel at 6321 S. Cottage Grove. Built by architects Davis and Davis, who also built Wrigley Field, it got a $23 million facelift and opened as new rental housing November 2015.
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The University of Kansas, also referred to as KU, is a public research university with its main campus in Lawrence, Kansas, and several satellite campuses, research and educational centers, medical centers, and classes across the state of Kansas. Two branch campuses are in the Kansas City metropolitan area on the Kansas side: the university's medical school and hospital in Kansas City, the Edwards Campus in Overland Park, and a hospital and research center in the state's capital of Topeka. There are also educational and research sites in Garden City, Hays, Leavenworth, Parsons, and Topeka, and branches of the medical school in Salina and Wichita. The university is one of the 62 members of the Association of American Universities.
Founded March 21, 1865, the university was opened in 1866, under a charter granted by the Kansas State Legislature in 1864 and legislation passed in 1863 under the State Constitution, which was adopted two years after the 1861 admission of the former Kansas Territory as the 34th state into the Union. Disputes over Kansas' establishment as a free or slaveholding state prior to admission to the union prompted an internal civil war known as "Bleeding Kansas" during the 1850s.
Enrollment at the Lawrence and Edwards campuses was 28,401 students in 2016; an additional 3,383 students were enrolled at the KU Medical Center for an enrollment of 28,091[13] students across the three campuses. The university overall employed 2,814 faculty members in fall 2015.


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A Strong című dal Robbie Williams brit popénekes 1998-as albumának, az I've Been Expecting You-nak a harmadik kislemeze. A kislemeznek sikerült bekerülnie a legjobb öt dal közé a brit toplistán.

A kislemez B-oldalas száma a Let Me Entertain You élő verziója az 1999-es BRIT Awards gálaestről. A fellépés videója később felkerült a kislemez bővített változatára is.

Knebworth-ben adott koncertje alatt a közönség és az énekes megpróbálta megdönteni a legtöbb ember által előadott karaoke világrekordját, mikor a dalt énekelték.

Klip
A Strong videóklipjét Simon Hilton brit művész rendezte. Hilton készített klipeket Paul McCartney és John Lennon és William Orbit részére is. A videóklip turné alatt készült felvételeket tartalmaz, úgymint: élő fellépéseket, Robbie az unokaöccsével, Robbie a színpadon az édesapjával, és ahogy Robbie hülyéskedik.

Siker
A dal Williams hetedik top ötös kislemeze lett az Egyesült Királyságban, mikor az 1999 márciusában megjelent. A dalnak sikerült Új-Zélandon is a top 10-be kerülnie, de Európában nem tett szert nagy sikerre.

Különböző kiadások
A Strong című kislemezen az alábbi formátumok és dalok találhatóak:
 UK CD
(Megjelenés: 1999. március 15.)
 "Strong" - 4:38
 "Let Me Entertain You" [Live at the Brits 1999] - 4:44
 "Happy Song" - 2:53
 "Let Me Entertain You" [Live at the Brits 1999 - Enhanced Video]

Helyezések

Közreműködők

 Robbie Williams - dalszerző, előadó
 Guy Chambers - dalszerző, producer
 Steve Power - producer, mixing
 Elaine Constantine - fotó
 Adam Howe - stylist
 Tom Hingston Studio - művészeti vezető, design

Jegyzetek

Források
  A Strong videóklipje
  Koncertfelvétel a knebworthi koncertről

1999 kislemezei
Robbie Williams-dalok
Guy Chambers-dalok


The purpose of this essay is to find a nexus between democracy and governance as inspired by cultural values in Africa. It is to find explanations as to how traditional core African values; indigenous knowledge and indigenous institutions have impacted on or can shape political systems and democratic institutions in the continent. It shall be necessary to explore those cultural values especially within a pre-colonial Africa, their relevance to the Afrocentric and Eurocentric definition of democracy and governance and their limitations in contemporary nation-building efforts within the continent.
It must be understood that Africa's political governance architecture and democratic perceptions do not spring from a mystical or mythical source. It is arguably the result of a long process of cultural elaboration. It comes from this reality that every people of the world have developed throughout their history, particular forms of social, economic and political organisations as well as particular forms of thought, beliefs, attitudes, symbols, images, etc. It is this set of values which confer on them specificity, an identity and a personality. It can be said that all what constitutes our cultural past and present affect our outlook and condition our political development. Rather than being prescriptive, the conclusion aims at leaving the choice of democratic models with the people. Yet, there is room to strongly affirm that if other countries have developed their governance structure from a cultural imprint, Africa cannot be an exception.
On March 17, 2017, George Ngwane was in Geneva, Switzerland, as a guest panelist at the launch of a book titled "Language Rights of Linguistic Minorities: A Practical Guide for Implementation" by UN Special Rapporteur on Minority issues, Rita Ndiaye.
The purpose of this very timely guide is to assist policy makers and rights holders in understanding and implementing the linguistic human rights of linguistic minorities, thereby striking the necessary balance between a state's official language (or languages) and its obligations to use or respect the language preferences of linguistic minorities.
We all agree that Cameroon is presently facing an unprecedented Anglophone crisis. We also agree that there is need for dialogue. However what some are still to understand are those to be involved in the dialogue (people), what such a dialogue shall focus on (problem) and how the dialogue shall be carried out (process). In other words the key elements in dialogue are the people, problem, process, and to a great extent, the power relations of the conflicting parties before and after the dialogue.
Biya's 2016 end of year speech was close to addressing what has now escalated into an Anglophone spring or a West Cameroon Renaissance, but unfortunately fell short as deconstructed in the following five D factors of speaking to the historical and socio-political realities of our fifty-six years of coexistence.
Mwalimu George Ngwane speaks to the Rambler newspaper after his Minority Fellowship at the United Nations.
Rambler newspaper: You have just returned from the Minority Fellowship in Geneva, Switzerland. What was it about?
George Ngwane: The Minority Fellowship is a Fellowship within the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner that attracts annually actors from an ethnic, linguistic, national and religious minority background.
It has both Russian and English-speaking participants selected from a wide range of competitive parameters. This year I was in the company of Fellows from India, Pakistan, Moldova, Ukraine, Colombia, Iraq, Bosnia and Herzegovina and then Japan. So you see it is like a rainbow family drawn from each corner of the globe. We were made to understand that selected Fellows are those who have been consistent in articulating their country's human rights issues with a particular slant to minority rights.
Diary of a Dismissed Delegate is the personal story of the trials and travails of George Ngwane as a civil servant in Cameroon.
With documented evidence in support, the book delves into the destructive machinations of the bureaucracy and sycophancy at the heart of the Cameroonian public service, and its detrimental effects on meritocracy and the public good. It is a system where the personalisation of power devalues virtue, devotion and dedication to truth and the call of justice.
For a country that has the ambition to recapture her lost middle income status, one that boasts of a huge critical mass of human capital, and that has all the potentials of a double digit economic development, political patronage and intolerance to creative freedom must be anathema.
You have certainly been informed by your Regional Administrative Collaborators of the arrest and detention of 15 Anglophones whom various media organs refer to as Southern Cameroons National Council (SCNC) activists on July 16 2016 in a RESTAURANT in Molyko Buea. No reasons for the arrest were advanced by the Superintendent of Police Roger Nana Ngongang of the Molyko Police station. The activists were arraigned in Buea Magistrate Court on July 27th 2016, refused bail and hearing further adjourned to August 12 2016.
Sirs, you must also be aware that another Anglophone, Maxwell Oben, was arrested in 2014 while he was boarding an URBAN BUS from Buea to Yaounde and has been in detention in the Buea Central Prison.
A Press Release of June 16, 2016 by the Cameroon Bar Council 'vehemently condemns the translation disparity between the French and English versions of the Penal code bill introduced in the June 2016 Parliamentary session'. The Release fears that the unprofessional translation would result in the divergence in interpretation and the likelihood of misinterpretation and application of the said bill with the probability of creating chaos in the administration of justice.
Petrol station in Mamfe in English-speaking Cameroon with all-French signs.
The date of the issuance of the Press Release coincides with the International Day of the Child observed worldwide in memory of the eleven year old Hector Peterson and his more than 60 friends who were massacred in Soweto, South Africa for standing up in arms against the imposition of Afrikaans language in their educational system.
"it has become an unwritten law that almost all the official documents in Cameroon appear only in French. Nobody cares a damn as to the fact that those who speak, read and understand only English are cheated of their right to information".
George Ngwane has been awarded his fourth Fellowship in his career as an academic, civil society actor and public intellectual. He was awarded the 2016 Commonwealth Professional Fellowship tenable at the Minority Rights Group International, London UK, where he shall be carrying out exchange research on Global Advocacy Programs and minority rights with special focus on Cameroon.
The Fellowship that began on 8th February 2016 at the Minority Rights Group Office, London shall last a couple of weeks. By becoming a Commonwealth Fellow in the UK, Ngwane is following in a tradition of over 22,000 individuals holding Commonwealth awards since the scheme began over fifty years ago. The Fellowship is funded by the UK Department for International Development (DFID) as part of its strategy to develop people and skills that will contribute directly to the development of their countries.
I was surprised but not shocked that the question on Federalism was not asked by journalists during the Press conference President Paul Biya jointly hosted with the visiting French President, Francois Hollande at the Unity Palace on July 3 2015. Yet for close to three months successively, the media have been awash with headline stories about the All Anglophone Lawyers' Declaration on federalism; the South West Chiefs' Conference's unprecedented stance on Anglophone marginalization; the South West Elite Association's reiterated stand on federalism; the pro-federalist utterances by francophone intellectuals like Prof. Mathias Eric Owona Nguini, Noucti Tchokwago and Prof. Maurice Kamto; Christian Cardinal Tumi's interview in which he stated categorically that "if Anglophones are given another Referendum, they would rather leave Cameroon"; Ben Muna's clarion call for another Referendum to determine the Southern Cameroon's new option; Honourable Cyprian Awudu Mbaya's crusade against the lopsided policies of bilingualism in Cameroon; and behold, the petition signed by fifty Anglophone lawmakers and addressed to President Paul Biya over the 'boko haramisation' of the constitutional status of English language and Anglophones in the country.
Before and after the All Anglophone Lawyers' Conference of 9th May 2015, claims and insinuations were linked to the real or imaginary interference of the Southern Cameroon National Council (SCNC) with the deliberations and outcome of the conference. As would be expected the conveners of the conference have gone at length to dissociate themselves from SCNC control as if the SCNC was a pariah organisation.
SCNC is a product of the All Anglophone Conference (AAC) of 1993 and 1994 that brought together different shades of Anglophone opinion to be crystallized into a common vision. It was only after the Cameroon government failed to take on board proposals by the AAC that a new pressure group emerged like it is often the case in liberation theology to give visibility, potency and geo-political relevance and space to the Anglophone struggle. It is here that the SCNC was born. It was no more a liberation of a people as it was for a territory that freely opted for a Union in 1961 but got short changed on 20 May 1972 with a unitary state.
The Post newspaper of Monday April 13 2015 carries on its major headline "All Anglophone Lawyers' Conference to hold in Bamenda". The date of the Conference is supposed to be "in the weeks ahead" which means sooner than later. The article further quotes the "Conveners" of the conference, Barristers Eta Bissong Jr and Harmony Bobga as saying that "the struggle of the lawyers is to preserve the Anglophone identity from being completely being wiped out" hence urging "legal practitioners to understand the current drifts in the legal system and the need for a common front". Seen within the ambit of a professional association this move is very laudable as it seeks to consolidate the gains Anglophone lawyers made in preventing submissions in Anglophone courts to be done solely in French even if the appointment of strategic legal practitioners in Anglophone backyard is still deliberately francophonised.
Political engineering is as contentious as defining and adapting democracy in conptemporary society. Both processes can by omission or commission polarize the very society they seek to build. The Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal is therefore no exception.
Our field work as Rotary Peace Fellows to Kathmandu and Pokhara in Nepal for close to ten days (14th -22nd March) was about identifying conflicts and making contributions to solutions already crafted and initiated by local actors in search of common ground on the field. Kathmandu being the political capital of Nepal, and Pokhara being the eco-tourism live wire of Nepal were by design our main epicenters of conflict and peace discussions.
Arriving here on the 3rd of January 2015 was like leaving Debunscha for Somalia in terms of weather contrast, Lagos for Marrakech in terms of hospitality contrast and Douala for Cape Town in terms of infrastructure contrast.
Dichotomies or polarities like these provide a platform to study Peace and Conflict in the company of twenty-one other Fellows who made their presence on 7th January at the Rotary Peace Centre, Chulalongkorn University, for an Orientation voyage piloted by Jenn (the Deputy Director or DD of the Peace Centre in Bangkok).
A letter from Rebecca Holloway, Rotary Peace Centers Coordinator | Programs and Grants in Thailand to George Ngwane stipulates that the Peace Activist, writer and pan Africanist, and non-Rotarian, Mwalimu George Ngwane has been selected to receive a 2015 Rotary Peace Fellowship for studies as part of the Rotary Peace Centers program.
Ngwane has been assigned to the Rotary Peace Center at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok, Thailand, to attend the January 2015 session. The required academic period will occur 7 January to 27 March 2015 with fellowship provided housing available 4 January to 31 March 2015.
Hurrah! Hurrah! Cameroon has won the bid to host the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) in 2019, forty-two years after its on- the- field national disappointment and off-the-field financial scandal. The euphoria is on and I am no joykiller but let us at least pause for a moment.
Chinese-constructed football stadium in Ngeme, Limbe.
In 2004, I wrote a political treatise captioned Cameroon's Democratic Process-Vision 2020 in which among other democratic development entitlements I said "Cameroon's democracy is like its football; much ado about victories, little to show in infrastructure. Democracy without development is as useless as winning football trophies without football stadia".
AFRICAphonie President George Ngwane on the need for freedom of creative expression, i.e., the imperative to create spaces and platforms for creative expression for artists and cultural practitioners.
Conflict can be interpersonal arising from individual character and manifested through intolerance, ego, inability to forgive, forget, and reconcile and the lack of fellow-feeling. Interpersonal enmity generally feeds on the binary vision of me vs. him/her or self vs. the other.
Being a paper presented at the Debate "My Friend, My Enemy, My Society" organised by the Prince Claus Fund and de Balie on the role of friendship in a repressive or conflictual context. 9th-13th June 2013, Amsterdam, Netherlands.
When I was invited to this debate on the broad topic "My Friend, My Enemy, My Society", I shared the thoughts with one of my academic friends, Dibussi Tande, and his immediate reaction was "why are you always invited to discuss esoteric topics?" I consoled him by saying that most esoteric topics are provide the discussant with various contours to navigate while holding firm to the topic's compass. Moreover I am always invited more as a practical civil society actor than an abstract erudite philosopher.


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What Northern Ireland 18 to 30s are most worried about 20 years after the Troubles
"Many young people raised concerns about mental health, job security, education and modern day pressures arising from social media."
Shauna Corr
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Low pay, the lack of jobs and work security worry four out of five of Northern Ireland's young people, according to new research.
The British Council's Next Generation report paints a bleak picture when it comes to employment, housing, faith in politicians and the perception mental ill health is reaching crisis level - 20 years on from the Good Friday Agreement.
Our 18-30s grew up in a post-conflict society, but face a range of new challenges that could in part account for the continuing 'brain drain' that costs us thousands of graduates every year.
A 19-year-old from Derry who took part said: "I know I won't get any work in Derry, but I can go to Belfast or England and I should be fine."
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Another added: "My mum and dad definitely got work and a home easier than I will. I can't imagine just leaving university and getting straight into a job I'd never leave. I mean, in some ways I'm not sure that's what I would want, but I'd love to know it's a possibility."
A 27-year-old from Belfast was of the same view.
He said: "The type of jobs our mums and dads walked into just don't exist now. My dad just walked into an entry-level position and from there just worked his way through his company. Again, I just don't think that'd be an option now – if you go in at an entry-level position now, you'd stay there."
And now they also have Brexit to contend with over half voicing concerns on the issue.
Kids as young as four are among 4,084 suspended last year
British Council Northern Ireland director Jonathan Stewart said: "We are really pleased to have supported this Next Generation research which helps to amplify young people's voice at a really important juncture for those living here.
"The context of the twentieth anniversary of the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement and discussions around Brexit were the backdrop but as the research has found the findings go beyond this context.
"Many young people raised concerns about mental health, job security, education and modern day pressures arising from social media.
"Perhaps most significant was the reported widespread lack of trust in political institutions."
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Over 1,000 young people took part in the Next Generation Ireland-Northern Ireland survey commissioned by The British Council.
And over a third said they have no trust in the Northern Ireland Assembly and its politicians.
"All I see is a small number of people who look and sound alike, who don't seem to do anything at all and are paid more than I'll ever make," said a 21-year-old man from Belfast.
A 23-year-old woman from Derry added: "It's so bad. People talk about reform, but I don't even know where you would start."
PSNI warn over trouble at Belfast interface
Just a fifth of Northern Ireland young people said they felt optimistic about the country's future versus over half of those who took part in the Republic of Ireland.
While 63% of those quizzed north of the border think access to mental healthcare presents a challenge for young people here.
In stark contract, however, most said they feel optimistic about their own futures.
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A Look At District 6: Dallas' *Other* Contentious City Council Race.
With West Dallas Residents Fed Up With Their Ongoing Fights Against Evictions And Gentrification, District 6 Is Maybe Dallas' Most Important City Council Race.
It was a warm Saturday morning in early October, and hundreds of concerned West Dallas residents filled the Anita Martinez Recreation Center's gymnasium. These District 6 constituents came here to hear Dallas city council member Monica Alonzo share with them a plan, one that she said would save them from their impending eviction from the neighborhood.
Most of those in attendance were tenants of HMK Properties, the embattled landlord company that City Hall had effectively turned into a boogeyman after a zoning change meant their homes were no longer up to code and were being taken off the market. As the event began, Alonzo and her aides tried their best to ease the fears of these concerned citizens. But as the meeting wore on, the mood of the room shifted from hopeful to confused to angry — and the crowd let the organizers know this by asking increasingly pointed questions and eventually leaving without having received any information they deemed useful.
As Sunday's elections near, Alonzo is once again feeling that same heat once again. Her re-election campaign may be flying somewhat under the radar, overshadowed by the expensive District 14 city council race between incumbent Philip Kingston and challenger Matt Wood — but that doesn't mean a spirit of change isn't coursing through District 6, too.
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Longtime West Dallas resident Jesse Hernandez sees the tides turning. He says there's now a clear desire among District 6 residents to see a new face representing their area after it became clear to them that Alonzo's leadership was one of the driving forces of the area's gentrification.
With six candidates running — and two clearly nipping at Alonzo's frontrunner status — it seems that this year's election is a battle for the soul of District 6 and for the city's ongoing efforts to redevelop low-income neighborhoods. Alonzo's top two challengers are Omar Narvaez, a Dallas County Schools board member, and Alex Dickey, a high school teacher from the northwestern area of the district who received the Dallas Morning News' endorsement. Also running are retired DPD officer Gil Cerda, human resources manager Lynus Spiller, and local entrepreneur Tony Carrillo.
There appears to be a consensus among these challengers that there's a disconnect between Alonzo's actions on the council and what her constituents desire. Throughout her current term, she voted in favor of housing standards that led to the HMK eviction crisis, and she supported allocating funds to move a cement plant away from Trinity Groves and next to a middle school and residential area.
Dickey, an Alonzo challenger who has lived in District 6 his entire life, says the city has not focused on basic infrastructure services, and Alonzo's votes have contributed to that.
Narvaez, another Alonzo challenger, has been living in the district for a little more than a year and has received numerous endorsements from West Dallas organizations. He says a lack of communication between Alonzo and her constituents is what bothers him most.
Candidate Cerda echoes that sentiment.
Alonzo did not reply to multiple requests for comment on this story on the race for her seat on city council.
Hernandez, who is supporting Narvaez, says that he's been encouraged by the new attitude he's seen of late from the people of District 6 — one where people are ready to stand up for themselves and demand more of their representatives.
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